Unlike a CT scan, MRI does<span> not </span>use<span> X-rays. Instead, it </span>uses<span> a strong </span>magnetic<span> field and </span>radio waves to produce<span> very clear and detailed computerized </span>images of the inside<span> of the </span>body<span>. </span>MRI<span> is commonly </span>used<span> to examine the </span>brain<span>, spine, joints, abdomen, and pelvis.</span>
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A doesn't really sound right but B C and D do, so I'd go with E.
A Vocational and Trade school is where students are trained in order to focus on developing skills specific to an occupation.
Vocational and Trade schools are distinguised from the usual tertiary level of education like courses offered in Universitiesa and Colleges. This is due to the fact that these schools focus more on an occupation-specific set of skills rather than focusing on the theories behind it. Simply speaking, vocational and trade schools are for developing technical skills only. Rather than pursuing a professional discipline, these schools focus only on one trade for a specific job. The aim of the students of a Vocational school is to directly enter into the workforce rather than preparing for tertiary education, in terms of it being compared to secondary education.
After finishing vocational schools, the graduates enter the work force directly and labelled as blue-collared workers. These refer to performing manual labor as opposed to white-collared jobs which is associated with office work or professional occupations.
It all depends on the circumstances and who is commanding you to do it. For example, if you are with your parents, you will listen to what they say and do it out of politeness and also because it is a routine, such as cleaning the dishes, but not to the point of obeying something that you know will hurt you because sometimes it feels as if someone is threatening you, as if they are going to kill you or hurt you in some way, and if he or she tells you to do something, you will do it out of fear for your life. U know!
